How to use Unzip Files
- Choose the source files or enter the requested value.
- Review detected facts, settings, and safety limits before processing.
- Download or copy only the result you have reviewed.
Open, inspect, and extract ZIP files locally with safe-path, entry-count, expansion, and ZIP-bomb limits.
You can also drop files anywhere in this panel.
Private by design. The archive is inspected and extracted locally. Previews are limited to inert text and common raster images; HTML and SVG are never rendered.
Choose a ZIP archive.
Open a ZIP, review its hierarchy and measured sizes, then download only the entries you select.
OpenFileTools performs this workflow locally after an explicit action. File bytes, paths, passwords, and results are not uploaded, persisted, logged, or added to URLs.
| Property | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Processing | Browser only; no image upload |
| Original | Never changed |
| Safety | Traversal, expansion, entry-count and compression-ratio guards |
| Active content | Listed as inert file data; not auto-rendered |
| Unsupported | Password-protected ZIP and ZIP64 |
Open the ZIP and review filenames, folder hierarchy, compressed size, and expanded size before choosing entries to download. Listing an archive is separate from executing its contents; OpenFileTools keeps active formats inert during inspection.
ZIP archives can contain traversal paths or data that expands far beyond the compressed size. OpenFileTools applies entry-count, total-expansion, path, and compression-ratio checks before extraction so obviously dangerous archive shapes are rejected early.
Yes. Review the archive and download only the entry you need.
No. Extraction verifies structure, not trustworthiness or malware status.
Encrypted ZIP archives are intentionally unsupported in the current browser extractor.
No. Inspection and extraction remain in this browser tab.